IT education specialist Supertrack announced on the 30th that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Hong Kong company Ask Idea to mutually cooperate in drone and swarm flight education.


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Supertrack is a partner of overseas companies such as DJI and MakeBlock, developing various IT education programs and educational content. Ask Idea is a company that conducts drone and robot-related education and competitions.


Through this collaboration, the two companies will import the latest educational drone, Hula Drone, to Korea and cooperate in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education, including swarm flight training.


Starting from the third quarter, Korean language services will be provided for the application (app) and programs of the latest educational drone, Hula Drone.


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Wi Kyun, CEO of Supertrack, stated, "Based on over 10 years of accumulated IT education experience and global robotics competition operation experience such as MakeX, we will contribute to nurturing experts in swarm flight drones."


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